Some newly released emails have suggested that the Obama administration helped in derailing an ongoing FBI probe into Iranian terrorists to...

A federal judge ruled that Hampton Dellinger must remain in his position as head of the Office of Special Counsel, stating that President T...

Peiter "Mudge" Zatko, a famed hacker who served as Twitter's head of security until his firing in January, said some Twitter employees were...

While worrisome for anyone on Twitter, the revelations could be especially concerning for those who use it to reach constituencies, get new...

In an 11-page handwritten letter from the Alexandria jail where he's being held, Hale outlines what led him to break the law, describing hi...

US President Barack Obama took on the task of “cleaning up Wall Street” to protect small investors. And so the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Refor...

Government officials are not held accountable and impunity persists for police and other security personnel, prosecuted for serious human r...

ET brings you 5 of the most prominent security breaches of 2014. These are the hacks that not only made headlines, but also redefined how w...

A judge ruled that controversial mass surveillance of phone records by US intelligence was "arbitrary" and "indiscriminate".

India has buckled to US pressure to deny Snowden asylum. It is said this is in gratitude for American intelligence on Pak-sponsored terror ...

US has claimed that more than 50 potential terrorist plots have been busted worldwide since 9/11, including in India, thanks to US surveill...

Whistleblower Edward Snowden today said that US government "is not going to be able to cover up the scandal by jailing or murdering him"

The government should encourage the usage of end-to-end encryption, ensuring Indian citizens’ data remains safe even if stored on foreign s...

WikiLeaks, condemned by the US government for posting secret data leaked by insiders, may have used music- and photo-sharing networks to ob...

The release of more than 250,000 classified State Department documents forced the Obama administration into damage control.

A media report has said that US investigators probing leaks of defence secrets by internet whistleblower WikiLeaks.

Bradley Birkenfeld , once a UBS AG banker who handled a $200 million investment for a billionaire client, now makes 12 cents an hour moppin...